I use my jimmy to haul my car trailer and i use it quite often. I'm thinking about doing some work to the suspension so it will handle it better(not that it does rael bad as it is). I was thinking about adding a leaf to the rear and air shocks or a adding a helper spring or some thing not sure yet. Just thought i would get your guys' opinions on what to do. I want to make it not squat as much with the loaded trailer. I haven't problems with it swaying around or anything like that. i'm looking to do this in a relatively inexpensive manner. Thanks in advance for all the help.



p.s. Also thinking about adding a trans cooler.

 

That right there should be job 1. There's no question if you do any hauling that's a must have.

I'd be interested to see about some air springs as well. My blazer squats quite a bit when I'm towing the boat.

 

Thats a good idea i wonder if anyone makes air coil over shocks that will work for the blazer in addition to the leafsprings. That would stiffen it up pretty good.

 

Take a look at AirRide Bags instead of add a leaves. My dad has them on his silverado and with a loaded down truck and a heavy trailer it won't squat. The price isn't that bad on them either. Or look for some shocks with coilovers on them. A work truck has those and it gave it a little rake and it helps with loads.